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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04
DOWN AT LANSING.
The German Bnl Relating To Church Pro
pcIty Both Houses Adjourn.

ptlfN BON houses AtlHuIu.
LANslNe. Feb Senator GormaD gave
notice Of bills in The Senate this morning
which viii cause sensation 70 Roman
Catholic circles. These are to take from
Bishop Borgess., and ihe other Catholic
bishop 70 Michigan, their present absolute
title 70 church property which they hold.
Also 70 compel all religious congregations
10 become corporations, subject % the
usual corporate Laws 0f the State These
measures are The outcome Of the sensational
tiial Of Rev. Father DIhlp. az Chelsea.
Mich, which was very fllly reuor' ed al tie
time Senator German says that wien
Father Duhig came % Chelsea the church
was but - 200 80 DEBT They expended q
.arse amount in binding Stables and other
c1nvcniences for tne priest. AMI when he
came foleave the church fo4ua Itself - oN
n debt. The Senator SAYS that tins came
through the expensive living Of the priest
The trial OF DANG WAS in reference 70 these
charges. anu resulted in the priest acquit-
tal Dy the ecclesiastical court. The Senator
SAWS that the church now declines 10 pas
the ,3 oeJ which was put upon them with
ouf their consent but that Bishop Borgess.
holding as he does the property p Zee sim-
pie. saws that be viii place a mortgage on
the church. These biils are 20 prevent me
bishop from carrying cut such measures ia
the igtrrc.
The Dlrmm bin viii provide Tor FIVE
trustees 20 hold ali church property.
Three 0f them are 10 be chosen by the con-
creation. and The Bishop AID The Priest
are 10 be cr-oH-o members This Boari q
Trustees must do all the buying. selling and
m0ugaglng-
Senator CONAN Says that most ~ the
Priests in his diocese are ln favor 81 bis
measure lie Was asked ~ be wa Dot
afraid orr1c. municauon by tie B bop.
bat b. SAID Ie was not lie was the aitor-
uey 1r the Chelsea church a. tie tris. of
Rev Father Dahis
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04
she Captures the B'g College Prize for
Orstorv Fron a Chicago Nan.

UIFTELAvD . Feb u special from
Akron says qlits s-nsafion has been ere
sied og che rs-n 70 the oratorical confess
A. Bachfs. r9l ~ Jas. night Miss Mary
ID Si1sy. of North tevishu-s OHIO, Won
drsf pisce over four male contestants. her
subject ,sin- The College woman Harry
A. Norris uf Chicago. who hai won hrsl
p.a,e ~ the preum nary contest, vas 80
r1asrinei AZ bis defeat that he asket for
his sms-a. from tae college. To-day be
esasei ia b. pub sheta chalsnge % Ms
~nisv fora i1nt ag1.ie 1rs orlet contest
fsr $1,000 SHE an charged thar his defeat
hsi been brought sh0It og tricSery snt
frsrf There i- srett i..f g1at ~ an 'ng tne
.--l--.n-.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04

But OF Course He Was Only
10 Fun
RaS EMMA WILLIAMS KILLS HlRSlf
Ne~sfgo Court House Burned - he
Free Press Sued tor L.oel-Aa
Upper Peninsula Tough Ser
teoced--N - SostmssttFs
snl C,hsr state News

tts-s-..t r.t 7s...t.-. .rsf..s
GeEEayLTE FEB 3.-A school teaeaer 81
Crls.ai Iamei j. Qaun R9aad-. forms y
aewspsIsr maa 81 Lyons hiss been a.
rested ani nas hal bis erudc.ie voAei.
lAs ease VA settled. hoWaer. by A> pag
inE the costs Rounds j. eA4nee3 sith
hus1ag the oldest female pupils i1 his
school, ot putting bi, arDs -foaaa ineu
and kissing them Ihe trustees ~ tht
sen0Oi prefer tSeuty- y-seyeu changes .s,slust
bim k3uaag skclse that he e4s only q
ffu
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04

The meuben of O-Nash Ia Nong and
Keewaukewsn Tribe. q 4 81 vii. tender
members oi the Grand Council reception
Saturday evening as they pass through the
city on their way a. The annual meeting Of
ihe Council whict ), heid 81 Kalamazoo
Tuesday The reception Will lake place al
the Hall 90 O-N ash Ia Noug uibe aud an
Interesting programme vii be presented
lunch viii hf served and dancing follow
the literary efforts of The evenings euls
BED Men and Their families Viii be- 40
uffff,t
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04

LA>eIN0. Fe3 The House declined %
pas resolution submi't.ns the ssa-.e- e
,be STATE officers t0 the pc e.q.e. and the
measure was tabled. Both oousss have
saiuarne8 fo February D. af 30 clock
Governor Luce i- prostrafei fr0m the e.iect
Of coniiuuous work since f5e campaign
oprues tut hopes fbst ne vii. De- well
enougl lamorI9r ta attend the Aleer re.
cellsn Is has signed fhe bil iDf ibe -afe
Mesfher Is Blfoau.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04
NInre NlLchIrnn Postmnsters.

WAsmNOToN, Feb. 3. The following
Michigan postmasters were appointed TO
day Mary L. Bush, Daggatt Menomines
county, vice ThOs Faulkner. removed
owen T.. Mo..on, Maitawan Van Barren
county. vice Isaac s. Stewart resigned
hirs. Ann T. Craft, Sidney, M0n'calm coun-
ly, vice d. ~ Carter, resigned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04
whisky Did 1t.


ScnJoLcRArT Mich Feb. 3.-Mrs Eta
Yones, vile Of VIM. Yongs made com
piaint against Wm Brgm. a saloon keeper,
for selling liquor % her husband. The trial
took place today before Justice II. Z. smith
Pro-ecu' M Attorney knappen tor The peo-
pe and Mr Rush OF Kalamazoo iOg the
defendant Braun was found guilty and
hued 50 AID sl5 costs
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04
EYARTS AGAINST BECK
A Sage II The senate biLtsfiy
Attacks the Attorney Bill
THINKS IT A SUR oHllL LlAitsS


d. -
As'i-e't'- 'r'
esLasr AliaeLsrl- ~ lne a-rAtle'
tsrnl. .a,i.a. ..s ls.s i.a .l March reEs lla
- +. ..... s...t farm
De- Ilnias 3n tt- q ~ HA %
presented
~ E..-t. f-.r-,.t......f f. nI.f fsr a.. uar-
49,. t..-.
eIase o. -it--so- 'iea.-''f7
stcei vessels IT tle sa.le tfNe 81 ADit"
i,rates silttoI aal ttltt..tt 'ef ..s7t
puII..-es rrs. .-ll.eIs. fariotfel A-r
senate adoflei 81 iatiils fetniel.'H
ot at -s- 1..eha ts TIE
lttuH HiIII-- 1n Ern-- l4 if1a- ttf.a 1't-
sheraton 1f tHe al.. Ean.f pfoq'fies fif -be
removal of t.e ..a. .a.i.li- an apl'.la "a .h
to- arrea 81 81 rela.sn-- iae measure ~i-i
te 1r.411I before -r senate ior eoasiiirta-
fI0u 81 lae eari e-t NNp1ftulNY- fr-oil-
$50 "a a.U. .et AIltliIu- D taat ettl LAY
aNr ll.inl itflIr- tiHa- uil oh lar
Calendar sla cred iN- remain
Geo sI b. .n- aa.I trI.Hk ass 'aAea Hp
ia Co., tt. tN i.lhA1 ftsoil
uun "a lt faf iIiN'Na in in Fei sion
la-ss 4-rn- elcu h-s-ls. 4of3an
suI urt lNet .ti .on ~ in nia.f
lha. tlr President "a a.lo. -lari COB irAi-
cot ia - Mates rr .rul- t-}l'l-
carsta uut o.l r. Nltl04t action iue
retoluflNn eas .4li as Ie AL .ne Beck AZ
illn- o. Na8 faarn Az.
e. NlIotd .a- oli. taAl l-r
ground fnaf tte lr.fa-rl legislation
a4s au.lr.lF 4ura l-fl flrt o.
as also la- tpe.fei The only rrs
-au E...f .- M.tf beard given 4Ir lL Nt4 t'tt
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04

Wild Nloleis was presented by the Ariso.
MA Joe Company yesterday 81 The Wonder
laud and attracted good audiences The
D ag ). more moderate iu be- action than
Back HAWKS and although a go00ly
number are killed. siili enough 0f ihe cast
are LEFT 90 successfully csrry on the drama.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04

HoUoHToN, Feb. 3-Jacob Wertin. OF
Red Jacket. was sentenced to one year az
hard labor In Jackson this morniny aud
jacob Winnimaki received the same sem
trnce for slaboiug a night watchm an at
Hancock
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04
Another Libel suit.

.,,---.st 1O t-r rt---t.e-e-etla.
DETROIT Feb. 5.-James J. Houston is
one of Sberi1 Litdeneld's deputies. Re
Gently he sold some peppermint oil in De
troit- The Free fsee said something about
his having en-ay-d in the sale Of impure
and fraudulent oil. and now be has broDghf
damages
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04
4 CHICAGO MONSTER
Poisons Two wives and nis DsughteF foT
IIIs Imsuranoa M.nrN.

CmcAao. Feb The inquest on the
body of Lucy Herdeimeyer The Young giri
whose step father. Lawrence kmg IL
eeed o. have q .isonei a. well a. two Of
Li- former wives In order io obtain money
from Their iit insurance vac concl udea
today. The l4B returned verdict g. tie
eheri that Lucy nerleineYeT came 40 her
death from .rscuical poisoning and ttsi The
poison was administered bY iaWreDo
Is rlg With intent to commit murder krug
vlil be- he.d 10 await ths action OF ths grand
jury
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04
Further Details Of the Clans ID oings.

WAsHSeroy. Feo 3 The visiting Mich
igan gentlemen are doing the capitol today
Messrs Thompson and Campau give din
uer to Mr. CmDman tonight This after
noon the delegation viii call ON Judge
FieId. Of tbe Supreme Court, by appoint
meme Taey we're delighted win their call
at the White House this morning aud
pleased with the interest which the Pre-i-
dent took In Michigan matters. On Satur-
DAY evening senator Palmer will give a
dinner t0 Judge Chipman. Mr. Dickinson
and hers Of counsel IN the telephone suit.
f has been decided % appoint Camplu
custodian % both neE and Old pubic build
inrs
A. RI Ford leaves for horae tomorrow.
Sfsr.t- ~ n~ TELEGR4NHERALD noe
t..f ...f .tr.f-...-f .ft.1f fa tfr -t.fr
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04
TOOK PARIS GREEN.
sp eide ~ Mr-. Emma Williams at Lee
banon.

NI-||-It IT l-I-F
LEBANON. Mich. Feb. 3-Mrs Euma
Williams took large dose OF Paris green
TINS m0ruin, with suicidal intent, and Viii
die Sle was nousekeeper for DaUiel
Brennan Her name was formerly
ILOna.. Her last husband deserted her
and joined the salvation Army and is now
humping famDOurine somewhere ia the
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04

4s- real alioail1s ccal from narss
Nts..f po.iesu.sn drove the strikes z1Af
--- TIE Mrn a. ~4rk experienced %
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04

HlD us = mte. IT, ELEGR4N-HER8LD :
circasttDn 1000 5JJle Itl. i5H.
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Labor Parties.

The political labor movement is not
transient phenomenon, destined to
speedily disappear, but a movement of
moro pcrnMncnt character, which will
continue Ill some form until its objects,
SO far as possible, have boon attained.
For this reason it behooves our states
moi, and the educated and thinking
class generally, to consider what they
ought to do III order to guide tho move
mont Alright. An exclusively working
mems party is an undesirable thing,
even Il its aims are right; and no such
party can be maintained for any lcngth
u time II IN honest attempt is mado by
the educated people to help the working
people improve thcir lot. That much
may be accomplished, if all classes will
work together for this ond, there can be
TO reasonable doubt. Moreover, the
duty cannot be shirkcd. Tho question
OF improving tho life of tho toilinp
masses is the main political and social
problCm Of the ago, and will remain SC
until 1t is solvcd-if solution be possible;
and it can only be solved by measures
that arc just to all othog ,>ortions of
society. While American working men
are dcsirous of attaining their cnds by
Just means, thcv arc liable to be misled
by their passions or their supposed in
tcrost, or by designing men who pandor
to both. 1t is the duty OF tho business
mon among us to DO all they can to help
the working mon in their legitimate
aspirations, and at the samo time to
show them their errors and rcbuke them
WHOM they go wrong. With popular
leadership of the right sort, parties made
up OF laborcrs mainly would soon cease
to exist, and working men would attain
their ends by means of parties composed
of all classes and aiming at tho good OF
all. The Century.
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mcnts was that of the Stars and Bars
two red bars and ono white changing
ut later period to red field with the
Southern Gross, resembling tho British
Union Jack. a study of the record
kept by the War Department Of the
name and capture of each of these flags,
though work Of days, would be of in.
tons0 interest to tho veteran soldier. 1t
would recall to him tho episodes of tri-
umph on half tho fields of tho rebellion.
Tho sight OF the flags themselves would
90 something morc-quickoning his
ncart-bcats with memories of the great
light, That not few of these standards
have been the centrcs Of deadly personal
encounter is evident from the humorous
blood-stains still traccablo upon thom.
The Stavos, also, OF many Of them arc
ragged with tho gnaw OF bullets, the
lead IN some instances piercing their
contrcs and remaining imbcdded i'll tho
wood. Everything, in fact, i'll the ap-
pearanco OF the whole collection, us it is
piled here in tho narrow garrct, faded
and soilCd and tattcrcd, shows that these
arc no banners of holiday parade, but
have passed through tho fire and OK.
trcmity OF actual war-tho sorrowful
weeds blasted and fallen from it's wrath
For myself, not soldier, but resident
OF Washington during tho war period /
recalled the stirring incidents of their
presentation to tho War Department as
they wcro brought straight from the
fields of their capture. On one of these
occasions thirty Of these standards, as |
romcmbcr, wore carried hero two days
after the fight at Winchester by dele
cation OF soldiers whose hands had actu-
ally seized them in tho fight, Custer,
with his long, yellow hair, at their head
stanton, tho grim Secretary, unbcnt
loved results and these were tho paipa-
bic evidences of triumph. Coming out
OF tho lions den of his Office he took
each soldier by the hand and welcomed
them rs body with speech. AS the
little group stood boforc his door liston-
ing to his address, tho captured stand.
ards hold above their heads in the mar
row hall of the old War Dopartn cnt
made picturesque cloud OF color,
which, together with tho entire scene, it
was not easy to forget. When the affair
was over the soldiers started again for
the field, and Stanton, taking Clusters
arm, walked slowly down the steps of
the War Ollice. Such was his habit with
any c( the brilliant leaders of the war
after visit to his dcpartm, Mt.
WILLIAM JACKSON ARMsTKoNG.
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The Tongue mn Index of Charnuicv.

Words woigh character. The tongue
is the toll-talc of the inner, the real life.
"By thy words thou shalt bC justified,
and by thy words thou shalt be con.
domncd." We may Judge Of the douth
or superiicialn"ss OF q pcrgca o character
by the tone nra trend of his convcrsa-
ton. Those who live i'll narrow, en-.
vious, selfish sphere, unmovGd 10y high
aims and pure motives, take delight y.
dcpreciating tho reputation # 4. neigh
Dor, i'll giving fresh vent and new
version 20 como petty gossip designed
only to annoy and irritato; ii the rumor
is against a minister OF the COs"ci OK
some ono in high standing in society,
tho indulgence OF their low taste is the
more keenly rclishcd. Such busy bodies
in thoir intcrmingling, not only reveal
tho secrets OF the community, bng dis
close to III tho hOlloWncSS Of thciy NTu.
IesslonGl friendship, and thu danger I'M
piled III making them conlidGnt. Tho
tRtt.eI is one OF the posts of society. lie
or she Is standing menace TO all. Since
Since the days OF the Apostle James
thoro is no record OF any such having
beon cured of the evil. "For c,Cry
kind of beast ana or hir,lg "nd OF sen
points, and ot things III the sea, is tanned,
and hash been tanned Of mankind: but
tho tongue can no man tame; it is an
unruly evil full of deadly poison"
elf any man offend not in word, The
Same is perfect man" Leo it be our
daily aim to attain such high and on
noblinG state of grace. Sin all talk
about persons let it be their merits snet
we haston to disclose, Moil good deeds
that We glGdiy unfold. In oil discussion
on character let the good come into
prominence. In a.! oug altered hopes
for tho future iot our highest ideal rc,
oeNo tho emphasis. Let truth and not
error, light and not darkness, love and
not hato, DO our themes. So shall wo
increase and porpetuate all thnt u good
by frank utterance, WhIo evil will de-
crease end disappear under the thick
drapery Of silence. Baptist Weekly.
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ELECTRIC FIRE BALLS,
a Question Raised as to Whcti,or They ar,,
Not Optical Illusions.
iFrom the New Yorl; SUM-

(From the New York SUM-
in nearly all of the reports Of personal
lnlnry by lightning strokes victims who
recover say they have sccn balls of fro.
The iiro ball scoms to figure conspicu-
ousiy III all stories of prostration by
lightning, and it would bo interesting to
study this special phase of the phonomc-
ma Tor the purpose OF ascertaininR
whether the fiery ball has any cxistencc
except as the result OF the bright flash
upon the optic ncrvCs. Almost inyaria-
bly, the persons who arc close enough to
flash OF lightning to sec this ball havo
declared that 1t moved slowly, dancing
and bounding through the room or
across the field, and in cases whore mon
and women have been prostratcd and
subsequently recovered they have as
serted that tho ball bounded slowly to-
ward them and 8, lck them full in tho
chest. recently talked with man who
was III factory which was struck by
lightning, and he told mo that two balls
OF fire approached him from the cnu OF
the room, slowly bounding along the,
floor; and ioapirg almost to the ceiling.
Whcn they reached him, hc said, thoy
both struck him on the breast at tho
Same instant, and ho fell insonsible.
The factory chimney was struck on this
occasion and partly demolished. lie re-
covered in fifteen minutes and carefully
examined his clothes to sec if they were
burned.
firmly DcliCvo that the ball of ilro is
merely az optical illusion, and that it is
seen only by persons who are not in tho
direct line OF the electric current. Has
anybody investigated the matter?
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Cleveland Mineral Springs,

Near Shelby, n. u, arc now open for
tie reception of guests. These Springs
are two miles from Shelby, 81 miles west
of Charlotte, N. O., and within ono mile
of the @. @. Railroad Hacks will be at
station en- arival Of ovory train. Par
ties from Wilmington and along the line
of the Carolina Central Railyoad oan
reach this delightful resort before dark
on tho same day. Within 10 hours ride
of Wilmington. The Cuisine is under
control of d Chief equal to any in the
South, and no expenre shall be spared
to provide the table with tho best the
market affords. Polite and attentive
servants in all departments. Cold and
warm baths. White and Red Sulphur
and Chalybeate Watcre. A good string
band Gecured for the season. A Bowling
Alley in good order. Livery accommo.
dations attached to the hotel. Parties
can leave Charlotte each afternoon at
4.80 o'clock, and reach tho Springs be-
fore dark, tho railroad schedule now be.
ing better than it ever was before. Ad.
dress s.. MoBRIpE PosToN, Proprietor,
shelby, N, O.
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SCuOOLBOY BLUNDERs.
English rs She Is Taught and Written I'm
England.
From the Youths Companion,)

From the Youths CompanionN
The subject Of schoolboys' blunders
has recently been agitated in various Iii
| rcctions, and the collected result is OK
cecdingly amusing. Somo of the very
best instances of inadvertently happy
phrasing como from English boys, and
arc recorded in the Cornhill Magazine.
one youthful historian states, in exami-
nation, that "a constitutional monarch
rs ono who has good constitution"
Another seems triile vague about tho
fcudal system, and writes that sit was O
law that every one should got up at 8 a.
m. to put out his fros." Perhaps a
philologist might think that tho boy was
~of French descent, from his referring
the word fcud to fcu-fre.
Passing on to the Bible history, we
find versions of tho Bcautitudes which
dllicr from those generally received:
''Blesgcd arc yc when mon shall say unto
you, Raca, and BLESSED arc the poor
iii spite Of it,"
certain passage in Xcnophon tells
us that son one occasion all tho soldiers
escaped unhurt, but one man on the left
wing was said to be shot" A translator,
by transposing the words, made the
statement "that one was said to bo shot
on the left wing" whcrcupon clover
hoy aptly remarked: "llc must have
boon u goose"
Zone pupil, who was asked to explain
Lhc morning of the phrase, 'thc last in
trinity OF noble minds, at onco replied,
"thc disease you die Of.
Another youth defined "guerdon" as
"a largo flat thing that you broil on"
lhls probably seems funnicr to an Eng
ilshman than it docs to an American, for
the lGngiishman is apt to use tho word
grill instead of gridiron.
Another boy must have boon suffering
from pangs OF hunger, for he wrote, in
answer to the question, "What makes
the tower OF Pisa lcan?" ''bccause there.
was sore famine in the land"
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a Tennessee rort III 9 Centuries old.

Ii tho concentric rings in trees arc 81
correct index of their age, that nyster-
Gus structure hear Manchester, Coffee
county, Tenn, called tho Old Stone
Fort is of g very ancient origin, The
trees growing on tho rude stono walls
that surround tho old structure show, by
their rings, fully five hundred years
growth. These trees, now being cut
away, aro the only witnesses to thc age
of the stono work, VIII their testimony
be accepted by historians? Will the
antiquariflns over find out who built that
old stone fort, and for what purpose9 Ii
any Investigators wish to examine these
trees, they should do so pretty soon, aa
they are rapidly Disappearing. South
err LumbotmAn,
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rII6e ia tho Lottery

Of life which is usually unappreciatcd
until 1t Is lost, perhaps never to return, is
health. What priceless boon IL u.s. and
how VIC ought to cherish it, that life may
not be worthless blank to us Many OF
the diseases tllat flesh is heir to, and which
make life Cumbersome, such 9s consumption
(scrofula Of the lungs, and other scrofulous
and blood diseases, are completely cured
by DIR, II. V. Plcrce,s have failed. DIR.
Pierccs treatise on consumption mailed for
Dlspensary Medical Association, 003 Main
street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Youth looks at the possible, ago at tho
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FINE Lnai, ,sTEAWJ


iAoN' a. -, 'Irh' SoiI iIl"iSSioicf Oh
-ioi''"'''i0' N0i"i'i''''' 0' w.
In compliance with your request, and
lot thc dement, Oh some oil our larmcrs, |
VIII give you my experience, and that OF
some ol my HCi3hGOlS, but more par
ticlllarly my own, rs | can speak MOI c
definitely, oi Tie use OF plnc straw as q
manure. | nave been using 1t for SIX
tccn years, and Tor the most OF tins time
i nave bcch uS'h& ten cords TO The acre
'or cotton, and with that amount of
straw ana lVO lbs. ACID phosphate, 100
IDS kaihit ant - buclcis OF cotton
aoc", hlaNo all average OF bEso OF cot
toit 10 INC 1@lc ANA some years | get Il
p',o ~" nan, on what was sad to be
"1u worn out iahd, bul by the use Of the
@hoVc / no" lave nay lUnd in good heart.
,.,, ~ :" %al" ''y Soiho laimerS that straw viii
i' NI'i uiilc ulc c"Hon' puI nave never had it
| ~ W "''' my I1tjou, iN.l would use double
t'ir 'iH%nil,y 'L!' J 90 II II were SO tb"t
'UuI1 I @oy ~ 10 lno ianu' rs getting 1T
III III INC NHud IS $mall matter with IT,.
Mu ptc'h tio oIu Oc',S down with SIX
,Glio"s ,G,i'N WIN a seven !hclI turn plough
tmCn opcn WIZ "R c!8ut men double
T'n6t" 9lI|'EH' li"o SiAIccn lllchcS long,
I """2 ~ i4'tJ ~ 5cCH no" GcI III my ten
~" ~ ITo "i'iout tfoupic. It is sad
,tr,,~ ~ "o''io ti.TO c''1H! 100 much lor pine
nI,i,'' ,,'' ~ -, =" Ai@V,Nc' rs only
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-08-03
"All Men Arc Liara, ;"

Said David of old. lie was probably
prompted to make the above remarks after
trying some unreliable catarrh remedy.
Had hc been permitted TO live until tho
present day, and tried DR.. Sagc's Remedy,
hc might have had q better opinion of man
kind. We claim that no cases of catarrh
can withstand the magic effects of this
wonderful medicine. one trial of II will
fifty cents.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-08-03
Grasshoppore arc destroying crops in

Grasshoppors arc destroying crops in
various parts of Belgium.
The Massachusetts, Republican State
Convention will be held in Boston on
September ~.
A Lowell, Mass, dispatch says TINT
four girls were drowned Thursday at
North Dellerica, while bathing.
AtEnob Lick, Mo-, collision occurred
about O'clock Thursday morning be-
tween two freight trains, resulting ia
the death Of three men.